The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-07-20
NEWS NOTES.

Dauntless is not in the jubilee yacht race.
| A fre occurred at Washburn, Woodford
/ County, ILL.,, recently, which lett but three
| business houses, one of which is the post
| office. The loss is estimated at sl50,OO0.
A mob fired the Jewish quarter in the
town OF Duraszerdately, Austria, and
caused great suffering and misery. One
hundred families are reported TO be home
less.
A beautifully illuminated address to the
Queen, from the English residents OF Bos-
! ton, Mass, was delivered at buckingham
Palace recently.
George Cohen, a clothing dealer, OF New
York City, has been closed up by the
sheriff. His creditors allege fraud. The
liabilities are about $4,000
Executions against Henry T. Herr, q
prominent farmer of Lancaster County,
Pa, aggregating $4,000, were issued re-
Gently. Assets comparatively small.
The health Of the Emperor William con-
tinues to improve, and reports from Fried
richruhe are received TO the effect that
Prince Bismark's condition is mnch better.
An appeal has been issued by the com
mttee.of the Ultramontaue party to electors
of Bavaria, the chief paragraph OF which
warns Bavarians TO MAINTAIN their autono-
my at all hazards.
The propeller Colorado, with 900 tons OF
freight, for Duluth, went ashore on sharp
rocks twenty miles north of Duluth, few
days ago. She lies in an exposed position.
At Matterdorf, Hungary, a few days ago,
during an election, the gcndarmes were at
tackled by Crotian electors. In the conflict
five OF the citizens were shot dead. TIE
election was suspended.
A shocking murder was committed two
miles from Lynchburg, Va, recently.
George WINNER met Charles Shelby, on
tho public road, and shot him through the
head without provocation.
A boat containing $50 Hungarian refu-
gees was capsizcd while crossing the Dan
ubc, near Paks, recently, and nearly all of
its occupants were drowned. Over 100
bodies have been recovered.
The latest returns from the elections for
members Of the Hungarian diet show that
224 Liberals, IS Moderate Oppositionists,
80 Independents, 9 anti-Scmites and 10 MEM
bers belonging to NO particular party have
been elected.
The latest details with regard to the cap
sizing Of the boat loaded with pilgrims,
while crossing the Danube river, near Paks,
place the number rescued at 1877 One hun
dred and one bodies have been recovered
and eighty-seven are missing.
The Department of State has received
information from the Consul at Barcelona,
Spain, that the opening of the universal OK
hibiton to be held in that city has been
postponed to April s, 1883.
Benjamin Frazee, night Waterman EN-.
ployed at the foundry OF f. G. Austin q
Co, in Cleveland, o., was found recently
with his skull frightfully fractured. He
was taken to a hospital, but no hopes are
entertained OF his recovery. He is sixty
years old and has wife and family. There
is no clue to the perpetrators OF the foul
deed.
Peter Troy, the man who was arrested
on board the steamer Adriatic, at Queens
town, is still confined in Jail. Experts
have examined the contents OF his sus-
picious looking box, but decline to certify
that the explosive matter contained there
in is not dangerous. The government in
spector OF explosives has been summoned
to pass upon it,
The body Of Helena Burt was found in the !
river at Brattleboro, VT, the other day. |
The woman's skirts had been tied over
her head and there was a deep cut on her !
temple. She had been acting as a servant
in John Sugland's family, and it is said that
Sugland had abused and beaten her. The !
police are looking for Sugland, who does |
not bear the best of regulations.
Chief Engineer NevIns, of the Brooklyn. |
n Y, fire department, has been acquitted |
of the charge OF accepting bride for pro- 7
curing from the Aldermen an electric light !
franchise.
Creditors have sued the suspended firm !
of kershaw a. Co., Chicago brokers, al |
leging that the firm incurred liabilities far |
beyond its capital, and that it unlawfully |
paid large sums OF money to its silent part !
ners when the firm knew itself insolvent
Julian Hawthorne, the novelist, has writ |
ten from material furnished by Inspector /
Byrnes, OF New York, four stories of the |
daring and skillful exploits of New York
detectives, and the books are now in the
hands Of the publishers and will be issued
about July |. They arc said TO be replete
with thrilling narratives and wonderful /
sequences.
General West, Chief PostofiCs Inspector,
has received dispatch from the United
States Marshal at Flatonia, Tex, informing
him Of the arrest a. that point Of the five
robbers who held up the mail train recently
and sacked the mail and robbed the passen-
gers. The arrests are considered very i'm
portant, as this gang has frequently Of late
made daring and successful robberies on
the southwestern frontier.
The Marquis of Lorne criticises Earl
Spencer for complaining OF the mildness OF
the governments language regarding the
Canadian tariff, and asks whether Earl
Spencer is prepared to go TO the length Of
vetoing any protective tariff voted by an
Irish Parliament IN Dublin. Ireland would
not thank him, the Marquis concludes, for
denying encouragement to enter industries
through some form Of protection.
The Department Of STATE is info rmed by
Minister Curry, at Madrid, that the COM
mercial arrangement between the United